Kaspersky adds SugarSync backup, garners awards

Posted by kent on November 19th, 2009

Kaspersky has added a compelling offer to its Internet security suite, bundling 10GB of online SugarSync storage. We really loved SugarSync when we reviewed it.

Kaspersky was one of the first Internet security software products to go 2010. Since that time it has done very well in the rigorous Virus Bulletin VB100, and the AV-Comparatives Malware-Detection and Malware-Removal tests (receiving an Advanced rating in the former, and an Advanced+ rating in the latter).

Originally we'd knocked the suite for its price of $71.95 and some detection failures in our tests. But the independent testing data, and the addition of 10GB of SugarSync storage have changed our minds on both counts.